Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-21

This morning there were two dead colored babies
found one in the sqIare bounded by 9th, 9TH and
J. streets and New York avenue, and one at the
corner of and IIth streets.
Earthquakes" was the subject OF an interesting
and Instructive lecture by Capt. T.. E. Dutton at
the National Museum, on Saturday afternoon, the
second of the series OF Saturday lectures. The lee
ture-roOm was crowded.
ST Georges Society has elected officers for the
ensuing year as follows: President, Charles F..
benjamin; vice-presidents, William S. Houghton
and Fred G. Atkinson; treasurer, John Cook: sec
rotary, p. L. Bonnet. The annual dinner VIII be
given on ST. Georges day, April I'D
According 10 astronomy, spring began at nve
O'Clock last eyenin., when tht. sum- II he was on
time, crossed the line and began his northward
Journey.
MIS- Catherine MARITIME. OF Suftland Prince
Georges county, Nd, was thrown from buggy at
the corner of Pennsy lyania avenue ana 9Th street
Saturday afternoon. and was seriously hurt about
The head. She struck against a tree box and a
Irightful cash was made on her head.
DIR. Leouard's new assistant. the Rev. Charles NJ.
lyme, VIII enter upon his dutleS at ST. John Epls-
cOpal church next sunday. Mr.. PyneS father was
at one time pastor of st. Johns church.
L. Reed, driver on the 18th street line or the
Washington and Georgetown railroad, was kicked
IN the abdomen by i horse saturday and badly in
Jured-
Waiter johnson, son OF School Trustee Henry
johnson, died at his fathers home, 20l2 18th
street, saturday The funeral takes place this
The funeral of Mother Catharine Euphemia, su-
perOreSS OF the Urer OF Sisters OF Charity in the
academy, Emmetsburg Md, and was attended by
populations from the religious houses in charge of
The order in this city, Baltimore and Philadelphia
Among the rulnOrS published concerning the
proposed Catholic University TO be located in this
city, Is one that Bishop Keane, OF Richmond, who
Is now in Rome is TO be its president 1t is stated
that Bishop keane'S resignation from the see Of
Richmond has been forwarded To the vatican.
Mr. Charles Davis has been elected a delegate by
the PreSSmen'S Union to the International cOnven-
ton which meets in Buffalo next Jnne.
An exempl1fied copy of the Will OF the late Juliet
GeOrgeanna Elliott was received by Register
Clagett from Charleston, Sc, for record this
morning.
''Sana" Brown, a colored coupe driver, was fined
s. in the Police Court to-day for allowing his horse
10 stand on the street last night for f1ye hours
without any covering, or food or water.
saturday night, between and O'Clock, Officer
Montgomery arrested young colored woman
named Lizzie Thomas, on a charge OF ''ShOpltft-
Ing" al LanSburgS store. on 18th street. She was
released on s. collateral, which was forfeited in
the Police Court this morning.
Mr. Joseph r. Bradley was somewhat worse this
morning.
Robert Matthews, cOlOred boy, was given 80
days in Jail by Judge Smell to-day for stealing
some coal from the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
The Piano and organ Recital at the Bradbury
Palace Of Music Saturday afternoon, was enjoyed
Dy fully i've hundred persons A pleasing pro-
gram was furnished by the following artists:
Prof ChaS- B. DonchS Orchestra, Prof. Smith, cor
netist, Marine Band, Miss NJ. Z. Wickware and
Senior Don Manuel f. Azpuria, pianists, and Mr..
Geo. Becker, Organist.